Posted on Feb 09, 2026
East Vancouver, often called the East Side or simply East Van, covers the residential areas of the city located east of Ontario and Main Street. It stretches from Burrard Inlet in the north down to the Fraser River in the south. For many years, this part of the city has been known as a more affordable and working-class area, welcoming newcomers, im...Posted on Feb 06, 2026
The West End is one of Vancouver’s most recognizable neighborhoods, known for its mix of beach access, city convenience, and strong local character. Located beside downtown and bordered by water and parkland, it offers a lifestyle that feels connected, walkable, and welcoming. For people considering living in the West End of Vancouver, the area sta...Posted on Feb 05, 2026
Moving to a new city is a major life step. It often brings excitement, new chances, and a fresh start, but it can also feel overwhelming without the right preparation. Whether you are relocating for work, school, family needs, or personal growth, planning ahead can make all the difference. This new city moving guide is designed to help young profes...Posted on Feb 03, 2026
Over the past five years (2019–2024), condo prices in Vancouver have seen dramatic ups and downs. In particular, West End Vancouver condos and downtown Vancouver condos—two prime downtown-area markets—have experienced different value trajectories. This post provides a data-driven comparison of West End vs. downtown Vancouver condos to determine whi...Posted on Jan 28, 2026
Vancouver’s downtown waterfront offers two of its most desirable condo neighborhoods: Yaletown and Coal Harbour. Both feature high-rise living by the water, but they serve very different lifestyles. Yaletown is a lively hub filled with shops, restaurants, and nightlife, while Coal Harbour offers a quiet, upscale setting with a marina and mountain v...